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XLIFF stands for XML Localization Interchange File Format. It's a standard that specifies the way localizable data is passed between platforms and tools. This standard was approved by OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards) in 2002. The current version is 2.1 (re...

A key growth engine for online retailers is cross-border ecommerce. Looking at the numbers should be enough to suppress any doubts you might have that global ecommerce provides a lucrative opportunity for your business. By 2020, global consumers will spend $4.06 trillion annually. According to eMark...

Many people new to translation are confused by the terms website translation, website internationalization and website localization. Although each term describes a distinct process for multilingual website projects, translation and localization are often used almost interchangeably. This blog clears...

Website translation, website globalization and website localization are all terms used to describe the process of taking a website in one language and translating it into other languages. One of the first questions companies ask when inquiring about website translation services is "how much will it ...

SEMrush recently released a list of the most visited global fashion apparel ecommerce sites. H&M's online store, hm.com, beat out asos.com to claim the top spot, zara.com came in third place. H&M expects their online sales to continue to grow and projects 20% growth in the next five years, a value o...

Whether you are trying to launch a multilingual website to expand your products and services into new global markets or increase your company's global operational efficiencies by developing multilingual extranets and intranets, website globalization is a requirement to make either a reality. You mus...